In this episode of It Takes a Village , I reflect on how friendships shape our mindset and ultimately our lives. I share a lesson that stayed with me from a young age: that your outcomes are often a reflection of the people you spend the most time with and how I’ve seen that in my life in college with my grades and now with my energy.
I open up about a recent experience where I found myself around someone with very fear-based thinking. I call that person “Chicken Little”.
You remember that story book that spoke about the sky falling. It's an energy type.
It's an archetype. Despite years of practicing intentional self-talk, I noticed how spending time with a chicken little also began to influence my own thoughts.
That experience led me to make a difficult but necessary decision to step away from a relationship that wasn’t aligned with the energy I want to live in. This conversation is really about choosing yourself.
Choosing friendships, partners, and environments that pour into you, uplift you, and support the version of you you’re becoming. I also connect this to the idea of “soul corrections”.
I've been learning Kabbalah and it's teachings have found a way organically in the my life and I find it gives me so much comfort that I wanted to share. This week's exercise: Take five minutes to sit in silence and speak to yourself with love, intention, and affirmation.
Tell yourself kind things. "I love you. I am proud of you." Even if you hear the negative self talk ignore it and keep going.
I love you...see you next week. Timestamps: 00:00 Welcome Back Villagers 00:34 College Lesson on Friends 03:24 Beyond Grades to Life 03:59 Chicken Little Energy 08:21 Choosing Your Vibration 10:02 Soul Corrections and Flow 12:06 Five Minutes of Self Love 13:38 Love Shifts Everything 14:34 Share and See You Next Book I mention: What to Say When You Talk to Yourself by Shad Helmstetter.
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